On Episode 3,515, the fellas unpack all that happened from the past weekend in combat sports with UFC 309, where Jon Jones defeated Stipe Miocic, the Netflix boxing event headlined by Jake Paul’s win over Mike Tyson, and much more. Tune in!

Twenty-four years ago, Mike Tyson was the self-proclaimed “best ever,” going on to say, “I am the most vicious and brutal and ruthless champion there has ever been.” Over the top, sure, but if you’re of my generation,

Conor McGregor has offered his first reaction to long-scheduled opponent Michael Chandler losing to Charles Oliveira at UFC 309. In a since-deleted post on X, former two-division champion McGregor was

Conor McGregor has reacted to Michael Chandler's recent defeat to Charles Oliveira at UFC 309, offering unexpected praise for his former rival. The two fighters were initially set to clash following their roles as opposing coaches on The Ultimate Fighter 31,

Conor McGregor does not feel the need to kick Michael Chandler when he is down. After being matched up for a potential fight together for the better part of two years, Chandler eventually moved on from his fight with McGregor when delays in their fight just became too long.